Word: inspects
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...problem of helping them find suitable quarters for the year is a perplexing one for the bureau. Printed lists containing information about more than four hundred rooming houses are provided. But when a man has no place to stay, or to leave his baggage, he is not going to inspect many places; he takes the first available room. While such a course seems natural, it is unwise and is likely to result in dissatisfaction. There is no need of haste when the supply so far exceeds the demand as it does at this time...
...Board of Overseers will hold a two-day meeting next Monday and Tuesday, May 8 and 9, for its annual inspection of the University. In addition to holding its regular business sessions, the Board will confer on Monday morning with officers of the School of Business Administration. Dean W. B. Donham, '98 Professor M. T. Copeland, and Professor J. G. Callan will tell the Overseers about the work of the Bureau of Business Research, the case system of teaching now being applied in the School and other features of business training at the University. In the afternoon the Board will...
...such grades that he would ordinarily be put on probation, the Dean in charge of his class looks over his record and reports to the Administrative Board any mitigating circumstances which might justify a suspension of the usual rules. In the same way the Assistant Deans inspect the work of men already on probotion and specify the conditions under which relief will be granted...
June 19. Registration at the Copley-Plaza, Boston. Members of the class and their wives and children will be the guests at luncheon of Robert H. Hallowell and Mrs. Hallowell. In the afternoon they will motor to Cambridge and inspect points of interest, after which there will be a service in Appleton Chapel conducted by the clergymen of the class. Later they will have tea with President and Mrs. Lowell...
...order that these records may be as exact and complete as possible, provision has been made for the appointment of seven Inspectors of Consuls who are designated and commissioned as Consuls General at Large and who are expected to inspect each consular office once in every two years. The inspectors examine the condition and administration of each office, report the facts to the Department and give the officer counsel and advice. Promotions in the Service are, consequently, now entirely on a merit basis...